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comms• September 2, 2017• English, Learn About Vietnam's Primates
Have you ever wondered how a gibbon develops? Then this infographic will show you clearly the changes along the years in gibbons development. The maximum lifespan of gibbons in the wild is 30-35 years. To those living in captivity, their age can go up 50 years but it goes with the price that they cannot enjoy the freedom in the woods.
Get to know more about the types of Gibbons at EPRC.
Below here is the infographic in Vietnamese.
Established in 1993, EPRC is a not for profit project dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, breeding, research and conservation of Vietnam’s endangered and critically endangered primate species.
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